Kansas Farm Board backs income tax amendment in annual meeting
At Topeka the State Board of Agriculture endorsed a proposed state income tax constitutional amendment as fair and needed for government expenses. The board declined to comment on a winter special session for tax revision. It also endorsed the Federal Farm Board, naming F. H. Manning as president, F. W. Dixon as vice president, J. O. Mohler as secretary, with six members re-elected.
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Topeka
Kansas
Staté Board of Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Federal Board
F. H. Manning
White City
Board of Nature
F. W. Dixon
Holton
Cottonwood Falls
J. O. Mohler
Barricades for Coasters on West 11th Street Plan
Coasting will be allowed on Eleventh street from its corner to Ippi street after talks between R. C. Rankin and Police Chief Will Johns. Barricades will warn drivers with signs saying Danger Coasting and will be erected on streets crossing that hill.
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Eleventh Street
Ippi
R. C. Rankin
Will Johns
Wheeler
German delegation to Hague conference faces demand for precise plan
The German delegation at the Hague second conference on the Young Plan was urged to present a precise statement of what Germany would do to meet creditor nations. Anxiety over slow progress fueled new talks by the big six, with issues including guarantees of reparations payments, possible moratorium, and due dates for installments.
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The
Hague
Germany
Veteran cattleman Robert Steele dies in Hutchinson
Robert E Steele 81 a wealthy pioneer southwest Kansas cattleman died in Hutchinson today He came to Kansas in 1868 with Virginians and helped establish the Crooked L ranch in Meade County He held a large interest in the ranch at his death Fined for throwing bolts in anti union action in barber shops Alva Maurer and Clarence Painter both 40 fined 25 each after pleading guilty in justice court The two admitted throwing iron belts through windows to intimidate union forebarers in a local dispute An upcoming three act drama Two Days to Marry will be presented January 14 at the Willow Springs school home with tea service admission planned Kansas City event January 18 hosts central horticultural exposition to be held for a week in Kaw City in December Armour
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Robert Steele
Hutchinson
Kan
Robert E.] Steele
Southwest
Kansas
Steele
Crooked L
Meade County
Ayar Alva Oe Maurer
Clarence Painter
Wilton Springs
Pleasant Grove
Willow Springs
Kansas City
City
Kaw City
McKelvie Says Wheat Market Will Follow Supply and Demand
Washington January 11 AP Sam R McKelvie farm board member reiterated the board does not intend to interfere with the normal law of supply and demand affecting wheat He noted that actions by the Farmers National Grain Corporation to buy wheat should not be seen as a basis beyond this season's crop He warned that future actions depend on supply and demand and cautioned against using crop statements to manipulate prices He also expressed uncertainty about next year's wheat crop and highlighted much land remains unrilled He suggested that overly optimistic acreage could yield up to 100 million bushels if conditions are favorable and planting proceeds
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Washington
Farm Board
MccKelvie
Toveka
Kan
Farmers National ‘Grain Corporation
Themarket
McKelvie
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals: Ulrich and Brune obituaries
Mrs Mary A Ulrich aged 80 died at her daughter’s Lone Star home. Funeral Monday 2 PM from Church of the Brethren. burial Colgar cemetery. Survived by three daughters Carrie Haus Nellie Spencer and Mrs Ulrich and son J He Winter. Mrs William H Brune age 67 died January 8 in Springhill Kan. services Monday 9 30 AM at home then 1 PM Rumsey parlor burial Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by husband and seven children including Paul Brune of Lake View.
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Mary A. Ulrich
W. Ulrich
Lone Star
Church of the Brethren
Colgar
Carrie- Haus
Overbrook
Nellie Spencer
Highland Park
Mich
Ulrich
J. He Winter
Yakima
Wash
William H. Bruné
William H. Brune
Springhill
Kan
Mondaay
Rumsey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brune
Lawrence
Paul Brune
Lake View
Civil Engineers
Emporian Heads Kansas Section of ASCE Elects Officers
Officers for the Kansas section of the American Society of Civil Engineers were elected at a banquet and business meeting at the University of Kansas cafe yesterday. Harold M. Swope of Emporia was named chairman for the year, with E H Conner of Leavenworth as vice president and chief engineer of Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Works, and F W Epps of Topeka as secretary-treasurer construction engineer for Kansas Engineering Company.
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Kansas
American Society of Civil Engineers
University of Kansas
Harold M. Swope
Santa Fe Railway
Emporia
E. H. Conner
Missouri Valley Bridge and Ironworks
Leavenworth
F. W. Epps
Kansas Engineering Company
Topeka
Appeals to Farmers and Sportsmen to Feed the Birds
Kansas fish and game warden Alva Clapp urged farmers and sportsmen to feed birds during heavy snow cover. He called wintry conditions the worst in years and asked the Isaac Walton League to help care for the birds across Pratt and the state.
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Pratt
Kan
Alva Clapp
Kansas
Goodyear blimp crashes in fog near Compton Kentucky
In dense fog the Goodyear blimp the Puritan struck a tree near Compton Kentucky today and was nearly demolished yet both occupants L Smith the pilot and A C ONeill the navigator escaped unharmed. Cold weather forced the descent from high altitude.
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Compton
Goodyear
L. Smith
A. C. O'Neill
State College Heating Plant Disabled by Fire
A fire at the Kansas State Teachers College in Hays damaged the stone building housing the heating plant. The roof was destroyed but officials believe machinery may be saved and recommissioned soon. President W. A. Lewis noted the plant’s value was low and a new heating plant had been proposed for years. The blaze started near a soot clogged flue and was found about 8 pm.
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Hays
Kan
Kansas State Teachers College
W. A. Lewis
Longtime Sigma Nu House Mother Resigns in New York
Mrs. Anna P. Young, after eighteen years as house mother for the Sigma Nu fraternity, has permanently resigned due to ill health and will reside in New York City. She formed the house mothers organization and served as its president in Lawrence. Temporary address is 221 Prospect Ave Mamaronneck NY, later 400 Riverside Drive NYC, living with Ted Hudson AB 28. Ends survey of camps.
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Anna P. Young
Sigma Nu Fraternity
New York City
Young
House Mothers's Organization
Lawrence
Edith Miller
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sigma Nu
Grubbs Estimates Funds for 1930 Summer Program
Lieut. Col. Dewitt C. Grubbs of the general staff corps completed a site survey and projected funds for Fort Leavenworth summer military camps for 1930. The program will recruit youths from Kansas Missouri Iowa and Arkansas with Grubbs returning to Omaha headquarters after the survey.
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Nenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Dewitt Co. T. Grubbs
General Staff Corps
Seventh Corps Area
Dewitt
Omaha
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Arkansas
Kansas Attorney John Boyle Indicted For Concealing Assets
Wichita January 11 AP An indictment filed today charges John T. Boyle deputy county attorney of Cowley County Arkansas City with concealing assets in a bankruptcy case He posted a 1500 bond to appear at the Wichita term in March The case follows an earlier December indictment in Kansas City Kansas Also mentioned Ellen Johnson confined at home with a cold.
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Wichita
Kan
William Freeman
Freeman
Fort Scott
Milo Adkinson
Pawhuska
Okla
Redfield State Bank
Redcelts Kan
John Boyle
Arkansas City
United States District Court
John T. Boyle
Cowley County
Boyle
Kansas City
North Lawrence Church Introduces Evening Service Program
North Lawrence Christian Church announces an evening service with a program directed by A. A. Van Sickle. Miss Edna McGinnis will lead the morning music. The church extends a cordial welcome to all as plans for fellowship and worship unfold.
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North Lawrence
Lemon Pie Cups and Crust Mix From Old Recipe
A vintage recipe outlines lemon pie cups with lemon juice and rind, sugar, cornstarch, eggs, boiling water, and butter, plus a baked crust. It details meringue topping, browning, and careful lemon rind preparation to avoid bitterness, plus a basic pie crust method.
Sun Backs Rise in Beach Fashion Movements at Miami
Miami Beach report notes a bold shift in sun backs with deeper backs and V necks appearing in winter beachwear and swimwear. Designers mix in brighter colors with beach pajamas while public reaction remains tolerant despite skimpy silhouettes.
Pie Crust and Filling Recipe with Meringue Note
A mid century recipe explains crust and filling for two pies with lemon flavor finishing as a light brown meringue. It includes steps to beat yolks with sugar and milk, fold in stiff egg whites, bake crust filled with mixture and meringue together. A separate aside discusses Prohibition and wage effects with quotes from Henry Ford.
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James M. Allison
Women Take To New Fashions Colored Shoes Prevail
A fashion sketch notes women embrace spring lines with dresses leaning toward frills and street wear lacking practical one piece options. Official Washington style shows independent shoe choices with vivid colors and varied hems as pastel footwear dominates mentions of blue purple red and black accessories.
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Gifford Pinchot
Cabbage Keeps Crisp When Stored From Air
Cabbage remains crisp and flavorful when kept in a cool, air-free area. Remove wilted leaves promptly and wash heads under cold water before refrigerating on the top shelf away from foods with strong odors. Cover cut surfaces with waxed paper or plate, and store cut portions in a tight jar if kept longer.
Preparing cabbage dish from raw may be turned into sauce
Instructions describe peeling and cutting cabbage, boiling in salted water with steam escaping, then simmering until nearly done. Drain excess water, add butter cream and milk, and optional thickener. Cook quickly to avoid discoloration.
Innovations in Colorful Table Coverings and Linen Trends
Modern households increasingly use pale tinted linens beyond white, extending color into dining surfaces. At the Curtis-Gami dinner for President and Mrs. Hoover, the Mayflower hotel showcased a pale pink linen tablecloth with brighter border, a first time piece gifted from Czecho Slovakia, and matching napkins with a deep monogram.
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Mayflower
Washington
Hoover
Czecho-Slovakia
China
Dining in Pastel and Velvet Tablecloths Featured in Weighing Color
New York booklets showcase fine linens including pale green damask with calla lily pattern and silvered motifs./Lace cloth over colored satin used for luncheons and teas, with ecru lace common. A debutante holiday supper used ivory velvet cloth while a central Kansas wedding luncheon displayed a white satin table cover.
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New York
Classics in Wallpaper Shapes of Generations and Styles
In the wallpaper arts and literature, certain creations endure as cultural contributions. The piece surveys Gothic window tracery papers Toile de Jouy Jacobean tapestries and Queen Anne patterns, noting how stripes suit Louis XVI décor and Colonial papers suit simple homes, apartments, or hotels.
Cough Remedy From Cold Cloth Hyped In Satire Notice
A Lawrence woman describes a home cure for a cough that keeps her daughter indoors and disturbs sleep. Soak a cotton cloth in cold water, lay it on the throat, and cover with a double flannel bound, repeating if needed. The cold water is said to contract muscles and stop the tickling cough.
Quick Relief For Coughing Spell Thoxine Ad
A famous prescription store touts Thoxine as a double action remedy that soothes the irrita tion and targets the internal cause. It claims rapid relief, no harmful drugs, pleasant taste, and safety for families with a money back guarantee. Sold in sizes including 35 and 60 cent bottles at Round Corner Drug Co. and other drug stores.
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Round Corner Drug Co
W C T U Speech Links Prohibition to Prosperity
A W C T U speaker argues prohibition strengthens families and supports industrial prosperity. She asserts sobriety follows from prohibition and claims Americans swing to extremes, but a strong stance favors moderation through reform.
Saturday Evening Radio Program Summary
Saturday schedule lists numerous acts led by Mildred Dewense and Jack Riley at the St Regis and Broadway Lights. Highlights include Chicago Civic Opera, Longines Time, Amos and Andy, Slumber Music, and 9:15 a m Weather forecast summaries. Kansas City events and church services anchor the late night lineup with multiple concert and weather segments.
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Mildred Dewense
Pianis
St. Regis Hotel Orchestra
Jack Riley
The
Cub Reporter
Chicago Civic Opera
Longines
Amos
Andy
Ween
Fone
Kansas City
Post
Trems
Christian Science Service
Third Church
National Youths
Metropolitan Echoes
Kerl
McGrew
Karl Bratton
Baldwin, W
Jollign
Fuller Man
Tuck Riley
Tor
Nuhary
Wren Cook
Nir
Werther
Ang m—United Binlua Marine Poy
Maasketeers
Lerman
Tabernacle Times
Orchen Jang
These Shavera
Matt Urogram
Sunday Broadcast Schedule and Dental Advertisement
KFKU program runs 4 to 5 pm featuring traditional melodies and organ works by Noble and others. Also includes a dental ad for Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy with druggist endorsement and Round Corner Drug Co. as agents.
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KFKU
Ertius Noble
Leto
Round Corner Drug Co
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John R. Minniear
Carrol K. Ward
Robert Grant
Dearing
Peat Et Miseca
Toneka
E. H. Lindley
State Board of Eidlocation
State College
Grubbs
Ellen Johnson
Miami Beach
Fla
Florida
Henry Ford
Mm Washington
White House
Alice
Longworth
William Docking
V.K. Hoover
W.F March
A. McClanahan
Press
C. Whipple
Cash
Stover
Carl Antrim
Douglas County
Merchants National Bank
Christmas Savings Club
Shimmons Bros
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W.C.T.U
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